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Newspaper

Jackson Argus

Location

Jackson, Georgia, United States of America

Date

Mar 25, 1897

Page

6

Ad advantage noted for Baptist evangelist on transport costs

Sam Jones remarks on why Baptist evangelists have lower expenses claiming you can ship goods by water a third cheaper than by rail and that evangelists face fewer payments.

Sam Jones

Southern Railway schedule in effect January 17 1897

Short daily Brunswick to Everett trains connect with the New York and Florida Limited at Everett. Brunswick departure 12 10 PM arrival Everett 1 00 PM. Return Everett 1 20 PM Brunswick 2 10 PM. Cincinnati and Florida Limited Nos 18 and 14 run solid between Cincinnati and Jacksonville via Chattanooga Atlanta Everett with vestibuled cars and Pullman sleepers. Car connections with St Louis for Kansas City. Union Station in Atlanta handles passengers 9 00 PM departure and 4 30 AM arrival. Nos 9 and 10 Pullman sleeping cars Atlanta Cincinnati. Nos 8 and 14 Pullman cars between Atlanta and Brunswick.

Brunswick Everett Cincinnati Florida Limited Jacksonville Fla Chattanooga Atlanta Pullman St. Lasts Birmingham St. Louis Oity Springs Kansas City Union A of Gers Atta Union Depot Until 7:30 A. m. For the Comfort Pememagers Depa Augein Wek Palecuies H. Green J. M. Culp Washington D. C W. A Tusk H. Hardick D.C Atlanta, Ga

The Cold Winter Judge Rountree Recollects 1830 Missouri

Judge M J Rountree recalls a harsh winter 1830 in southwest Missouri. Crossing from Tennessee to Springfield via Massey’s iron works, they faced two feet of snow, wolves, starved wildlife, and scarce ammunition. Guides from Canadian fur traders and Indians helped them reach the Springfield settlement after six weeks and about 200 miles.

Judge Rountree Missouri M. J. Rountree Springfield John P. Campbell The Ozarks Tennessee Mississippi River Massey’s Iron Works Ozark Country

Your Cough Warns of Hidden Danger Denied by Noise

A vintage advertisement extols Scott's Emulsion of Cod liver Oil as a tonic that strengthens the body to fight illness rather than merely suppress coughs. It urges attention to persistent coughing and offers a free book on prevention. The ad notes availability from druggists in 50 cent and one dollar sizes.

Jackson Scott

Greece Faces War as Europe Demands Crete Exit

The piece lauds Greece for refusing European powers and defending Crete, predicting war as the likely outcome. It emphasizes Greek volunteers flocking to front lines and portrays the Ottoman Empire's fall as providential, with Europe unwilling to back down and a broad conflict looming.

Greece Europe George Crete

Professors Recommend Blood and Liver Remedy and Nerve Tonic

Dr M M Fenner of Fredonia Ohio writes from Springfield praising Blood and Liver Remedy and Nerve Tonic. After years of study fatigue and nervousness he recovered health after six weeks and returned to college. For sale by Dr J W Crum.

Springfield M. M. Fenner Fredonia J. W. Crum

Administratrix Sale in Butts County Georgia

Georgia Butts County auction ordered by the court will sell on the first Tuesday in April at the courthouse in Jackson a tract of land of about 2014 acres once owned by George W. Taylor deceased. Located in Butts County adjoining several property owners. Sold as Taylor’s estate with cash terms. Dated March 8, 1897. Administratrix Emma E. Taylor.

Butts County Court House Jas. F. Carmichael Georgia Said Jackson George W. Taylor Mary G. Collins J. G. Colwell Mattie Taylor Emma E. Taylor R. D. Ogletree

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